Marr v. Thornton

How courts have described this case

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• deleting phrase `right-to-work' from ballot title caption as slogan that amounted to argument for measure and that likely would create prejudice
• deleting phrase ‘right-to-work’ from ballot title caption as slogan that amounted to argument for measure and that likely would create prejudice
• deleting phrase \right-to-work\ from ballot title caption as slogan that amounted to argument for measure and that likely would create prejudice
• deleting phrase “right-to-work” from ballot title caption as slogan that amounted to argument for measure and that likely would create prejudice
• “right-to-work” phrase in caption impermissible, because it was a “slogan” that did not fairly describe the measure and was “likely to create prejudice”

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